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A i CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE Building Inspection Division (303) 235-2855 Office INSPECTION NOTICE Inspection Type: Job Address:t°�_�s Permit Number: F o ❑ No one available for inspection:_ Time IPM Re -inspection required: Yes(�o When corrections are complete, s Tule re -inspection online. Date f Inspec o . DO NOT 1w'EMOVE THIS NOTICE i CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE Building Inspection Division (303) 235-2855 Office INSPECTION NOTICE Inspection Type: Job Address: L u' 'OLi Permit Number: ?e. ❑ No one available for inspection ime 1_Z M/PM Re -Inspection required: YesNo When corrections have been pta-d , edule for rej" spection online at: http://www.ci.wheatridge.co.u�linspect r� D C---�Iispector- QM� City of Wheat Ridge Commercial Electric PERMIT - 202000623 PERMIT NO: 202000623 ISSUED: 04/06/2020 JOB ADDRESS: 3210 Lutheran Pkwy EXPIRES: 04/06/2021 JOB DESCRIPTION: Connecting electrical tap box to existing 200A output breaker, routing through existing underground conduit and some new conduits above grade. Square footage: 1000 *** CONTACTS *** OWNER (303)425-8685 EXEMPLA INC SUB (303)295-2511 M.A. MORTENSON, JR 018817 M. A. MORTENSON COMPANY SUB (303)286-8000 DIANA LYNCH - LICENSE HOLDER 018567 STURGEON ELECTRIC CO. *** PARCEL INFO *** ZONE CODE: UA / Unassigned USE: UA / Unassigned SUBDIVISION CODE: 2406 / BEL AIRE,HILLCREST HEIGHTS, ME BLOCK/LOT#: 0 / *** FEE SUMMARY *** ESTIMATED PROJECT VALUATION: 66,466.00 FEES Total Valuation 0.00 Plan Review Fee 563.16 Use Tax 1,395.79 Permit Fee 866.40 ** TOTAL ** 2,825.35 *** COMMENTS *** *** CONDITIONS *** Work must comply with the 2017 NEC, 2012 IBC and other applicable codes and ordinances. Work is ubject to field inspection. �, ► A City of Wheat Ridge Commercial Electric PERMIT - 202000623 PERMIT NO: 202000623 ISSUED: 04/06/2020 JOB ADDRESS: 3210 Lutheran Pkwy EXPIRES: 04/06/2021 JOB DESCRIPTION: Connecting electrical tap box to existing 200A output breaker, routing through existing underground conduit and some new conduits above grade. Square footage: 1000 I, by my signature, do hereby attest that the work to be performed shall comply with all accompanying approved plans and specifications, applicable building codes, and all applicable municipal codes, policies and procedures, and that I am the legal owner or have been authorized by the legal owner of the property and am authorized to obtain this permit and perform the work described and approved in conjunction with this erne I further attest that I am legally authorized to include alI entities named within this document as parties to the work to be performed and that all work to be performed is disclosed in this document and/or its' accompanying approved plans and specifications. Signature of OWNER or CONTRACTOR (Circle one) Date I . This permit was issued based on the information provided in the permit application and accompanying plans and specifications and is subject to the compliance with those documents, and all applicable statutes, ordinances, regulations, policies and procedures. 2. This permit shall expire 365 days after the date of issuance regardless of activity. Requests for extension must be made in writing and received prior to the date of expiration. An extension of no more than 180 days made be granted at the discretion of the Chief Building Official and maybe subject to a fee equal to one-half of the originalpermit fee. 3. If this permit expires, a new permit may be required to be obtained. Issuance of a new permit shall be subject to the standard requirements, fees androcedures for approval of any new permit. Re -issuance or extension of expired permits is at the sole discretion of the Chief Building Official and is not guaranteed. 4, No work of any manner shall be performed that shall results in a changeof the natural flow of water without prior and specific approval. 5. The pennit holder shall notify the Building and Inspection Services Division in accordance with established policy of all required inspections and shall not proceed or conceal work without written approval of such work from the Building and Inspection Services Division. 6. The issuance or granting of a permit shall not be construed to be a permit for, or an approval of, any violation of any provision of any applicable code 07 ordinance egulation of this jurisdiction. Approval of work is subject to field inspection. ,' 4*4alh Signature of Chief Building Official Date REQUESTS MUST BE MADE BY 11:59PM ANY BUSINESS DAY FOR INSPECTION THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS DAY. Mtt O4/O6/2O2O O9�33 CDBA CDA022558 AHOUNT 8PSP J210 Luthemn Pkwy 2,262.19 APPL/PERHIT NO: 2U2O0O623 8��L. ,IK� ��� ;P / 3119 2,262.19 AUTH CD8E� 73488426 T0TAL 2,262.19 Online Form Submittal: Commercial Interior Remodel/Tenant....... https://wrmail.ci.wheatridge.co.us/owa/#viewmodel=ReadMessage... Online Form Submittal: Commercial Interior Remodel/Tenant Finish no-reply@ci.wheatridge.co.us Fri 3/27/2020 4:24 PM ro:CommDev Permits <Permits@ci.wheatridge.co.us>; Categories: Plan Review Needed; Dina Commercial Interior Remodel/Tenant Finish This application is exclusively for COMMERCIAL TENANT FINISH/INTERIOR REMODEL YOU MUST ATTACH A VALID ELECTRONIC PAYMENT FORM IN ORDER FOR THE PERMIT TO BE PROCESSED. Your Permit will be emailed to the email address provided below once it is processed. THIS APPLICATION DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A PERMIT. DO NOT BEGIN WORK UNTIL PERMIT HAS BEEN ISSUED. PROPERTY INFORMATION Property Address Property Owner Name Property Owner Phone Number (enter WITH dashes, eg 303-123-4567) Property Owner Email Address Attach Electronic Payment Form - **DO NOT ATTACH RANDOM DOCUMENTS** 3210 N Lutheran Pkwy Dan Le 303-946-5795 dan.le@fticonsulting.com Electronic Payment Form_202003161614204628.pdf CONTRACTOR INFORMATION Contractor Business Name Mortenson Wheat Ridge Contractor's 018817 License Number (This is a 5 or 6 digit number for the City 1 of 3 04/06/2020, 9:36 AM Online Form Submittal: Commercial Interior Remodel/Tenant... -.. of Wheat Ridge) Contractor Phone Number 720-259-4848 (enter WITH dashes, eg 303-123-4567) https: //wnnail. ci.wheatridge.co.us/owa/#viewmodel=ReadMessage... Contractor Email Address ola.asonibare@mortenson.com Retype Contractor Email Address DESCRIPTION OF WORK Detailed Scope of Work - Provide a detailed description of work including mechanical, electrical, plumbing work occurring, adding/removing walls, etc Location of Work Square Footage Area of Work Being Performed Proof of Submission to Fire Department Asbestos Report - if applicable ola.asonibare@mortenson.com Connect Electrical Tap -box to existing 200A output breaker. This will involve routing through existing underground conduit and some new conduits above grade. Lutheran Hospice Center Electrical Room 1000 Permit application accepted - West Metro Fire Protection District.msg Field not completed. Construction Plans scanned Elec Binder - sealed.pdf on 11"x17" or larger Project Value (contract value $66,466 or cost of ALL materials and labor) SIGNATURE OF UNDERSTANDING AND AGREEMENT I assume full responsibility Yes for compliance with applicable City of Wheat Ridge codes and ordinances for work under any permit issued based on this application. I understand that work may Yes not begin on this property until a permit has been 2 of 3 04/06/2020, 9:36 AM t Online Form Submittal: Commercial Interior Remodel/Tenant...... issued and posted on the property. I certify that I have been authorized by the legal owner of the property to submit this application and to perform the work described above. Person Applying for Permit I attest that everything stated in this application is true and correct and that falsifying information in this application is an act of fraud and may be punishable by fine, imprisonment, or both. Yes Ola Asonibare Yes https://wrmail.ci.wheatridge. co. us/owa/#viewmodel=ReadMessage... Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. of 3 04/06/2020, 9:36 AM From: No Reolv(almohile,eves.com To: Ola Asonibare Subject: Pe"it application accepted - West Metro Fire Protection District Date: Tuesday, March 3, 2020 8:14:18 AM Your permit request for Lutheran Hospice Center (TI) at 3210 Lutheran Parkway Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 has been accepted. The Job Number is: 200303003 Description: Connect Electrical Tap Box to existing 200A Output Breaker. This will also involve routing through existing underground conduit and some new conduits above grade Thank you for submitting to West Metro Fire. Our typical review turnaround is approximately 3 weeks. You can now view where your plan review is at in the queue! Please click the link below: http://www.westmetrofire.org/l013/Plan-Review-Status BE ADVISED WE NO LONGER ALLOW WORK TO BE DONE PRIOR TO A PERMIT BEING ISSUED AND PLACED ON SITE. If additional information is required, you'll receive a notice from the reviewer assigned, or a no -reply notice from Mobile Eyes. Please be sure to check your junk folder if you feel you are not receiving the Mobile Eyes notices and select "Not Junk". If you check the status of your review through your Mobile Eyes Contractor Portal you may see a note that says "zoning checks not passed". This is not checked until a permit has been issued and fees have been confirmed paid. This is an internal way for us to keep inspections from being requested until the above has been completed. t. i CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE ' Building Inspection Division (303) 234-5933 Inspection line (303) 235-2855 Office • (303) 237-8929 Fax INSPECTION NOTICE Inspection Type: : �') 0 (_ , - Job Address:�-a i I' �-"vF r a K L� Permit Number: c:Do ) 7 J 9 S C, C) :.r�rres�7� ❑ No one available for inspection: Time ; ? AI /PM Re -Inspection required: Yes No When corrections have been made, call for re -inspection at 303-234-5933 Date: Sl l (,'l ': , Inspector�;�1_'7 DO NOT REMOVE THIS NOTICE J- City of Wheat Ridge Commercial Roofing PERMIT - 201709500 PERMIT NO: 201709500 ISSUED: 12/08/2017 JOB ADDRESS: 3210 Lutheran PKWY EXPIRES: 12/08/2018 JOB DESCRIPTION: Commercial reroof permit remove and install Concrete tile Clay roof tiles US Tile by Boral for Area 86 Hospice House 36400sgft or 364sq. See Spec Sheets 4/12 Install fully adhered EPDM roof replacement on Area 87 & 88 Hospice House 3200sgft or 32sq Flat Total squares 396. Pitch=4/12 and flat. *** CONTACTS *** OWNER (303)425-8685 EXEMPLA INC/SCL HEALTH SUB (303)678-7828 Chris Cain 021770 Roof Check Inc. *** PARCEL INFO *** ZONE CODE: UA / Unassigned USE: UA / Unassigned SUBDIVISION CODE: 2406 / BEL AIRE,HILLCREST HEIGHTS, ME BLOCK/LOT#: 0 / *** FEE SUMMARY *** ESTIMATED PROJECT VALUATION: 429,884.00 FEES Total Valuation 0.00 Use Tax 9,027.56 Permit Fee 3,260.55 ** TOTAL ** 12,288.11 *** COMMENTS *** *** CONDITIONS *** In order to pass a final inspection on commercial elastomeric or similar type roofing, a letter of inspection and approval from the manufacturer technical representative stating that "the application of the roof at (project address) has been applied in accordance with the installation instruction for (roof material brand name) roof covering" is required to be on site at the time of final inspection. Effective December 1, 2014, asphalt shingle installations require an approved midroof inspection, conducted when 25-75 percent of the roof covering is installed, prior to final approval. Installation of roof sheathing (new or overlay) is required on the entire roof when spaced or board sheathing with ANY gap exceeding one half inch exists. Sheathing and Mid -roof inspections may be called in at the same time, 100 percent of the sheathing must be complete and 25-75 percent of the midroof may be complete. Asphalt shingles are required to be fastened to the roof deck with a minimum of 6 nails per shingle. A ladder extending 3 feet above the roof eave and secured in place is required to be provided for all roof inspections. Roof ventilation is required to comply with applicable codes and/or manufacturer installation instructions, whichever is more stringent. a City of Wheat Ridge Commercial Roofing PERMIT - 201709500 PERMIT NO: 201709500 ISSUED: 12/08/2017 JOB ADDRESS: 3210 Lutheran PKWY EXPIRES: 12/08/2018 JOB DESCRIPTION: Commercial reroof permit remove and install Concrete tile Clay roof tiles US Tile by Boral for Area 86 Hospice House 36400sgft or 364sq. See Spec Sheets 4/12 Install fully adhered EPDM roof replacement on Area 87 & 88 Hospice House 3200sgft or 32sq Flat Total squares 396. Pitch=4/12 and flat. I, by my signature, do hereby attest that the work to be performed shall comply with all accompanying approved plans and specifications, applicable building codes, and all applicable municipal codes, policies and procedures, and that I am the legal owner or have been authorized by the legal owner of the property and am authorized to obtain this permit and perform the work described and approved in conjunction with this permit. I further attest that I am le ally authorized to include all entities named within this document as parties to the work to be performed and that alkwork to be performed is disclosed in this document and/or its' accompanying approved plans and specifications. Signature of OWNER or CON ALTO (Circle one) Date 1. This permit was issued based on t e- information provided in thepermit application and accompanying plans and specifications and is subject to the compliance with those documents, and all applicable statutes, ordinances, regulations, policies and procedures. 2. This permit shall expire 365 days after the date of issuance regardless of activity. Requests for extension must be made in writing and received prior to the date of expiration. An extension of no more than 180 days made be granted at the discretion of the Chief Building Official and may be subject to a fee equal to one-half of the originalpermit fee. 3. If this permit expires, a new permit may be required to be obtained. Issuance of a new permit shall be subject to the standard requirements, fees androcedures for approval of any new permit. Re -issuance or extension of expired permits is at the sole discretion of the Chief Building Official and is not guaranteed. 4. No work of any manner shall be performed that shall results in a change of the natural flow of water without prior and specific approval. 5. The permit holder shall notify the Building and Inspection Services Division in accordance with established policy of all required inspections and shall not proceed or conceal work without written approval of such work from the Building and Inspection Services Division. 6. The issuance or granting of a permit shall not be construed to be a permit for, or an approval of, an violation of any provision of any applicable code or any ordinance or regulation of this jurisdiction. Approval of work is subject to field inspection. r - e j, L: h ^ZAt C I Signature of Chief Building Official Date REQUESTS MUST BE MADE BY 11:59PM ANY BUSINESS DAY FOR INSPECTION THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS DAY. 09 City of jd --"COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ge Building & Inspection Services Division 7500 W. 29th Ave., Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 Office: 303-235-2855 * Fax: 303-237-8929 Inspection Line: 303-234-5933 Email: permits(o)-ci.wheatridge.co.us FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Date: Plan/Permit # /r� 7 U '�;V U Plan Review Fee: /'u &�e) / / Building Permit Application ------ *** Please complete all highlighted areas on both sides of this form. Incomplete applications may not be processed. *** Property Address: 3210 Lutheran Parkway Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 Property Owner (please print): Exempla Inc/ SCL Health Phone: (303) 425-8685 Property Owner Email: N/A Mailing Address: (if different than property address) Address: 8300 W 38th Avenue City, State, Zip: Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 Architect/Engineer: Architect/Engineer E-mail: Contractor: Roof Check Inc. Contractors City License #: 021770 Phone: Phone: (303) 678-7828 Contractor E-mail Address: Chelsey@roof-check.com/ Ben@roof-check.com Sub Contractors: Electrical: W.R. City License # Other City Licensed Sub: City License # Plumbing: W.R. City License # Other City Licensed Sub: City License # Mechanical: W.R. City License # Complete all information on BOTH sides of this form COMMERCIAL ❑ RESIDENTIAL Description of work: (Check all that apply) ❑ NEW COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE ❑ ELECTRICAL SERVICE UPGRADE ❑ NEW RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE COMMERCIAL ROOFING ❑ COMMERCIAL ADDITION ❑ RESIDENTIAL ROOFING ❑ RESDENTIAL ADDITION ❑ WINDOW REPLACEMENT ❑ COMMERCIAL ACCESSORY STRUCTURE (Garage, shed, deck, etc.) ❑ RESIDENTIAL ACCESSORY STRUCTURE (Garage, shed, deck, etc.) ❑ MECHANICAL SYSTEM/APPLIANCE REPAIR or REPLACEMENT ❑ PLUMBING SYSTEM/APPLIANCE REPAIR or REPLACMENT ❑ ELECTRICAL SYSTEM/APPLIANCE REPAIR or REPLACEMENT ❑ OTHER (Describe) (For ALL projects, please provide a detailed description of work to be performed, including current use of areas, proposed uses, square footage, existing condition and proposed new condition, appliance size and efficiency, type and amount of materials to be used, etc.) Concrete tile roof replacement on the following areas.- Area reas:Area 86 - Hospice House (36400 SF) Fully adhered EPDM roof replacement on the following areas: Area 87 & 88 - Hospice House (3200 SF) Sq. Ft./LF Amps Btu's Gallons Squares /� t L Other Project Value: (Contract value or the cost of all materials and labor included in the entire project) OWNER/CONTRACTOR SIGNATURE OF UNDERSTANDING AND AGREEMENT I hereby certify that the setback distances proposed by this permit application are accurate and do not violate applicable ordinances, rules or regulations of the City of Wheat Ridge or covenants, easements or restrictions of record; that all measurements shown and allegations made are accurate; that I have read and agree to abide by all conditions printed on this application and that I assume full responsibility for compliance with applicable City of Wheat Ridge codes and ordinances for work under any permit issued based on this application; that I am the legal owner or have been authorized by the legal owner of the property to perform the described work and am also authorized by the legal owner of any entity included on this application to list that entity on this application. I, the applicant for this building permit application, warrant the truthfulness of the information provided on the application. CIRCLE ONE (OWNER) (CONTRACTOR) or [(AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE) of (OWNER) (CONTRACTOR) Electronic Signature (first and last name): v Y y128 DATE: 11/20/2017 ZONING COMMMENTS: Reviewer: BUILDING DEPARTMENT COMMENTS: Reviewer: DEPARTMENT USE ONLY OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION: Building Division Valuation: $ TruDefinition`" TOTAL WeatherGuar� 7TTech ology ® ... 011- DURATION STORM RooFwG Isysrem Impact -Resistant Shingles with WeatherGuard"and SureNail" Technologies ' �:r77,,`10_1777 IL AL -41,40, ".- �'�-• -`fir. �■n _.. _ Ift 7414 TruDefinition"' Duration STORM`" Shingles are a component of the Owens CorningT" Total Protection Roofing System TM TWO TECHNOLOGICAL BREAKTHROUGHS IN ONE HIGH-PERFORMANCE SHINGLE. The innovative features of TruDefinition Duration STORM Impact -Resistant Shingles with patented SureNail and WeatherGuard Technologies offer the following: SureNail Technology Breakthrough Design. Featuring a tough, woven engineered reinforcing fabric to deliver consistent fastening during installation. Triple Layer ProtectionA A unique "triple layer" of reinforcement occurs when the fabric overlays the common bond of the shingle laminate layers that offers excellent fastener holding power. Superior Adhesion. Our enhanced Tru -Bond&## sealant grips tightly to the engineered fabric nailing strip on the shingle below. Excellent Adhesive Power. Specially formulated, wide adhesive bands help keep shingle layers laminated together. Exceptional Wind Resistance. Engineered to deliver 130-MPH"4 wind warranty performance with only 4 nails. Fewer nails required can mean fewer deck penetrations. SureNail Technology U.S. Patent 7,836,654 and other patents pending. WeatherGuard Technology U.S. Patent 6,228,785. WeatherGuard Technology UL 2218 Class 4 Rating Impact Resistance. The integrated polymeric backing feature of our patented WeatherGuard Technology helps achieve one of the industry's highest ratings. SureNail' Reinforcing Woven Fabric Nailing Area Excellent Adhesive Power Enhanced Tru -Bond' Sealant WeatherGuard Technology Triple Layer Protection— BEAUTY THAT'S DESIGNED TO WEATHER THE STORM. TruDefinition(R) Duration STORM® Impact - Resistant Shingles with WeatherGuard& Technology are the ideal premium shingle choice for homeowners concerned with the effect of severe weather on their roof. Unlike standard shingles, TruDefinition Duration STORM features patented WeatherGuard Technology. - Integrated polymeric backing material allows the shingles to meet one of the industry's highest ratings for impact resistance, UL 2218, Class 4 • May allow homeowners to qualify for insurance premium discounts§ TruDefinition Duration STORM Shingles also utilize SureNail& Technology that provides Triple Layer Protection® in the nailing zone and excellent adhesive power. This shingle and corresponding Pro Edge STORM& Impact -Resistant Hip & Ridge Shingles' are designed for outstanding holding power against the high winds of severe storms — up to 130 MPH.'/# TruDefinition Duration STORM Shingles are specially formulated to provide great contrast and dimension to any roof. They offer beauty and performance that homeowners will enjoy before, during and after the storm. - Multiple granule colors and shadowing offer a truly unique and dramatic effect - Available in popular colors with bold, lively contrast and complementing shadow lines for greater dimension - Limited Lifetime Warranty"`/ft (for as long as you own your home) • 130 -MPH Wind Resistance Limited Warranty-/* • Algae Resistance Limited Warranty' Available Colors Desert Tant Brownwoodt Teak' Driftwoodt Antique Silvert Estate Grayt Onyx Blackt DURABILITY THAT STANDS UP TO EVERYTHING MOTHER NATURE'S GOT. First-class protection. Underwriters Laboratories (UL) has one of the most demanding standards for testing the impact resistance of shingles. The UL 2218 test determines the amount of stress a newly manufactured roofing shingle can withstand without cracking. It also rates the shingle's performance. TruDefinition Duration STORM Shingles have achieved one of the highest ratings possible– Class 4. Here's how the testing works: - Four different -sized steel balls are used to simulate the force of free -falling hailstones - To test impact resistance, shingles are struck twice in the same spot - A class rating is assigned to signify resistance to a particular size steel ball — the higher the class rating, the greater the resistance Class 1 11/4' steel ball Class 2 11/2" steel ball Class 3 13/4' steel ball Class 4 2" steel ball Tough, yet installs easily. In addition to their best -in -class impact -resistance rating, TruDefinition Duration STORM Shingles stand up to 130 -MPH winds. "/t They're also easy to install and handle because they resist scuffing and marking during hot -weather installations, unlike rubber -modified shingles. Algae -resistant granules Glass mat Reinforcing polymeric backing PBack dust WeatherGuard Technology U.S. Patent 6,228,785. Product Attributes Warranty Length' Limited Lifetimett (for as long as you own your home) Wind Resistance Limited Warranty` 130 MPH$ Algae Resistance Limited Warranty' 10 Years Tru PROtectionx Non -Prorated Limited Warranty Period 10 Years TruDefinition® Duration STORM® Shingles Product Specifications Nominal Size 131/4" x 39a/e" Exposure 5%" Shingles per Square 64 Bundles per Square 3 Coverage per Square 98.4 sq. ft. ProEdge STORM® Hip & Ridge Shingles Product Specifications Nominal Size 12" x 36" Piece Size 12" x 12" Exposure 6" Shingles per Bundle 22 Pieces per Shingle/Bundle 3/66 Lineal Coverage per Bundle 33 ft. Applicable Standards and Codes ASTM D228 ASTM D3018 (Type 1) ASTM D3462 ASTM D3161 (Class F Wind Resistance) ASTM D7158 (Class H Wind Resistance)' ASTM E108/UL 790 (Class A Fire Resistance) CSA A 123.5' ICC -ES AC438# UL 2218 (Class A Impact Resistance)" UL ER2453-01## ` See actual warranty for complete details, limitations and requirements. This illustration depicts Triple Layer Protection, and the amount of Triple Layer Protection may vary on a shingle -to -shingle basis. t Owens Coming strives to accurately reproduce photographs of shingles. Due to manufacturing variances, the limitations of the printing process and the variations in natural lighting, actual shingle colors and granule blends may vary from the photo. The pitch of your roof can also impact how a shingle looks on your home. We suggest that you view a roofing display or several shingles to get a better idea of the actual color. To accurately judge your shingle and color choice, we recommend that you view it on an actual roof with a pitch similar to your own roof prior to making your final selection. Color availability subject to change without notice. Ask your professional roofing contractor for samples of colors available in your area tt 40 -Year Limited Warranty on commercial projects. t To maintain the 130 -MPH Wind Resistance Limited Warranty, each ProEdge STORM Hip & Ridge Shingle must be hand -sealed. Failure to hand -seal ProEdge STORM Hip & Ridge Shingles will reduce wind warranty to 110 MPH. Refer to the installation instruction for complete details. *t Tru -Bond is a proprietary premium weathering -grade asphalt sealant that is blended by Owens Corning Roofing and Asphalt, LLC. § Homeowners should check with their insurance company to see if they qualify. 1 Only on product sold in Canada. 2 Not applicable for ProEdge STORM Hip & Ridge Shingles. 3 ProEdge STORM Hip & Ridge Shingles are required to complete UL 2218 Class IV Impact -Resistant Roof System. # International Code Council Evaluation Services Acceptance Criteria for Alternative Asphalt Shingles. ## Underwriters Laboratories Evaluation Service Evaluation Report. SureNai/Technology U.S. Patent 7,836,654 and other patents pending. WeatherGuard Technology U.S. Patent 6,228,785. ^ Excludes non -Owens CorningTM roofing products such as flashing, fasteners and wood decking. rE ECTIONA The Total Protection Roofing System"" for UL 2218, Class 4 Impact -Resistant Shingles It takes more than just TruDefinition`' Duration STORM" Shingles to protect your home. It takes an integrated system of components and layers designed to withstand the forces of nature outside while controlling temperature and humidity inside. The Total Protection Roofing System"' depicted below is specially designed to give you the assurance that all your required Owens CorningT"' roofing components" are working together to help increase the performance of your roof — and to enhance the comfort and enjoyment of those who live beneath it. Owens Corning- Imp Hip & Ridge Shingles VentSure" Exhaust Ventilation Products QOwens Corning- Impact- Resistant orning-Impact-Resistant Shingles 0 Owens Corning - Starter Shingle Products QOwens Corning- Underlayment Products A WeatherLock" Self Sealing V Ice & Water Barrier Products A VentSure"' Soffit Intake :• -- iI Ventilation Products_ • _:Air, Optional Owens Corning- products designed to support the Total Protection Roofing SystemTM^ PINK" Fiberglas' Blown -In Insulation Illuminator"' Tube Skylight raft-R-matesAttic Rafter Vent ^ Excludes non -Owens Corning'" roofing products such as flashing, fasteners and wood decking. ttf Use of shingle -over ridge vents will affect the impact resistance classification of the ProEdge STORM°' Hip & Ridge Shingles; use off -ridge ventilation as an aftemative. Refer to the installation instructions for complete details. Help protect against heat and moisture buildup by creating a balanced flow of air through your attic. "o _921111111 wow- T 0.. y , 00 •y ;Itl } fit' _ Help protect vulnerable areas where water can do the most damage: eaves, valleys, dormers and skylights. Help prevent damage from wind -driven rain by providing an additional layer of protection between the shingles and roof deck. Enjoy clean lines and Choose from a variety Help protect your roof faster, easier installation of durable styles and against premature by eliminating the need colors that provide the failure by allowing heat to cut shingle tabs. first line of defense and moisture to escape against the elements. from the attic. OWENS CORNING ROOFING AND ASPHALT, LLC ONE OWENS CORNING PARKWAY TOLEDO, OHIO, USA 43659 1-800-GET-PINK� www.roofing.owenscorning.com Pub. No. 10015764-C. Printed in U.S.A. March 2014. THE PINK PANTHER" & ©1964-2014 Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved.The color PINK is a registered trademark of Owens Corning.© 2014 Owens Corning. All Rights Reserved. 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The Most Environmentally Responsible Tile Available We were the first in the world to obtain Cradle -to - Cradle Gold certification for a clay tile roof, upholding the highest standards of sustainability. Our clay tile is made from up to 59% recycled material and the raw materials are sourced locally reducing transportation and minimizing the environmental footprint. Our premium manufacturing process exposes the unique, exquisite colors of clay in a pallet of rich and vibrant hues. Clay tile tends to be naturally reflective and many of our colors meet the highest cool roofing standards such as ENERGY STAR and LEED, which can help improve comfort and energy efficiency. A Promise of Performance We believe in our clay roof the products, which outperform virtually any roofing product on the market today. We demonstrate our belief by offering a powerful warranty to the original purchaser, which is transferrable to a new owner for a term of 50 years.` hbc Choose from one of our many cool roof rated tiles that will improve the energy efficiency by reflecting sunlight and heat away from your roof. When these are combined with our Elevated Batten System, they will provide reduced cooling costs and they may even qualify for local CRV® rebates. The Cool Roof Rating Council (CRRC) measures the "coolness" of a roof by determining a roof's solar reflectance (SR) and MEMBER thermal emittance (TE). Both properties are rated on a scale from 0 to 1', where 1 is the most reflective or emissive. The CRRC measures these two properties for roofing products, both for the product's initial values and after three years of weather exposure. Boral Roofing manufactures some products that meet CRRC guidelines, allowing homeowners in some regions to receive utility rebates. Boral Roofing's products that are CRRC rated help reduce the heat island effect found in urban areas and in general, increases the overall energy efficiency of the building. For current Boral rated product listed on the CRRC website, please visit www.coolroofs.org. mSelect US TileA clay products meet or exceed Energy Star requirements. Visit www.energystar.gov for Boral certified roof products. 61 For appropriate regions that experience full winter weather, some of our clay tiles meet Grade 1 standards per ASTM C1167. ��. Recycled Content - percentage of pre -industrial content. `Please refer to the Clay Limited Product warranty; details found on our website at wvA BoralRoof.com 2 -Piece Mission True two-piece Mission barrel tiles speak of history, security and luxury. With a simple, practical design that dates back to the Bronze Age, mission tiles have adorned the roofs of palaces, temples and the early missions in California. 2 -Piece Mission tile is a perfect execution of a timeless tradition. Durable, colorfast and manufactured with the most modern methods and the highest standards, 2 -Piece Mission tiles distinguish your home with unmatched beauty and elegance. 2 The printed colors shown in this brochure may van / from actual available file color. Madera Blend Red* EI Camino Blend* tops: 1 UADU3107 /pans: 1 UBDU6078 059% tops: 1 UADU7025 /pans: 1 UBDU7025 1059% tops: 1 UADU6073 /pans: 1 UBDU7025 059% CRRC ID: 0942-0177 / Ref: .28 / Emit: .87 / SRI: 28 CRRC ID: 0942-0129 / Ref: .42 / Emit: .85 / SRI: 46 CRRC ID: 0942-0138a / Ref .28 / Emit: .84 / SRI: 27 Carmel Blend Tuscany Palermo Blend* tops 1 _l -\D:10075 / pans: 1 UBD00073 049% tops: 1 UADU6075 / pans: 1 UBDU6075 059% tops: 1 UADU6081 / pans: 1 UBDU7025 059% CRRC ID: 0942-0178 / Ref: .35 / Emit: .87 / SRI: 37 CRRC ID: 0942-0156a / Ref: .22 / Emit: .86 / SRI: 20 CRRC ID: 0942-0179 / Ref: 0.25 / Emit: 0.86 / SRI: 24 Mallorca* Fire Flash* Newport Blend tops: 1 UADU6080 /pans: 1 UBDU6080 0491,,o tops. 1 JADJ6074 / pans: 1 UBDU7025 ia59°'o tops: 1 UADU7040 /pans: 1 UBDU6075 059% CRRC ID: 0942-0130 / Ref:.53 / Emit:.86 / SRI: 61 CRRC: 0942-0157a / Rat .25 / Emit: .85 / SRI: 23 CRRC: 0942-0160a / Ref: .19 / Emit: .86 / SRI: 16 'Grade 1 Product 3 Old World #1 Bermuda Blend* Rustic Newport tops: 1 UADU0073 / pans: 1 UBDU0073 0 49% tops: 1 UADU0074 /pans: 1 UBDU6080 049% tops: 1 UAD17040 / pans: 1 UBDU6075 059;, CRRC ID: 0942-0158a / Ref: .43 / Emi:.84 / SRI: 47 CRRC ID: 0942-0131 b / Ref: .42 / Emit: .84 / SRI: 45 CRRC ID: 0942-0160a / Ref:.19 / Emit: .86 / SRI: 16 Old World #2 Turino Blend* Rustic Palermo tops: 1 UADU6078 / pans: 1 UBDU6078 ���''°' tops: 1 UADU6082 / pans: 1 UBDU6080 tops: 1 UAD16081 /pans: 1 UBDU7025 059% CRRC ID: 0942-0161 a / Ref: 0.29 / Enit: 0.84 / SRI: 28 CRRC IN — 0942-0180 / Ref: .38 / Emit: .87 / SRI: 41 CRRC ID: 0942-0179 / Ref: .25 / Emit: 0.86 / SRI: 24 Old World #3 Rustic Carmel Rustic Madera tops: 1 UADU3114 /pans: 1 UBDU6078 i�J59°Jo tops: 1 UAD10075 / pans: 1 UBDUO073 1059% tops: 1 UAD13107 / pans: 1 UBDU6078 1059°- CRRC ID: 0942-0159a / Ref .30 / Emit: .85 / SRI: 30 CRRC ID: 0942-0178 / Ref .35 / Emit; .87 / SRI: 37 CRRC ID: 0942-0177 / Ref: .28 / Emit:.87 / SRI: 28 4 'Grade 1 Product T:,e ow,ie 1 xs P hic, h,re ioay f,cm a, -.Ai. -,.1 z.ai!ablE ie -oiors Transforming style and substance into roofing Carmel Blend 5 Jr Custom * I.d Madera Blend Newport Blend Turino Blend tops: 1 UCDU3107 / pans: 1 UDDU3107 059% tops: 1 UCDU704O / pans: 1 UDDU704O 059% tops: 1 UCDU6082 /pans: 1 UDDU6081 049% CRRC ID: 0942-0177 / Ref: .28 / Emit: .87 / SRI: 28 CRRC ID: 0942-0160a / Ref: 0.19 / Emit: 0.86 / SRI: 16 CRRC ID: 0942-0180 / Ref: .38 / Emit: .87 / SRI: 41 Carmel Blend Palermo Blend ps 1 UCDUOO75 / pans: 1 UDDU31 O7 04956 tops: l UCDU6O81 /pans: l UDDU6081 059% CRRC ID: 0942-0178 / Ref:35 ' Emit: .87 / SRI: 37 CRRC ID: 0942-0179 / Ref: .25 / Emit: 0.86 / SRI: 24 �A it Palermo Blond The pnrited colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available file colors. 1 -Piece "S" Tile The sophisticated composition of one-piece "S" clay tile accents the curvature of the roof, creating a distinct, elegant dimensional color. The covers and pans of classic barrel tile are joined into a single, strong, efficient piece that radiates the traditional clay tile appeal. US Tile by Boral` clay tile is crafted with meticulous care. 1 -Piece "S" Tile is designed to allow custom options such as boosting for that artisan inspired installation while saving time and cost, making clay tile beauty and value available at substantial savings. 1 -Piece "S" Tile has been Class 3 hail rated by Architectural Testing Roof Covering Impact Certification Program: www.archtest.com. Superior durability without compromising true, kiln -fired looks 8 Turino Blend 1USDU6082 EI Camino Blend* 049% 1USDU6073 Mallorca 059% 1 USDU6080 049% CRRC ID: 0942-0180 / Ref: .38 / Emit: .87 / SRI: 41 CRRC ID: 0942-0138a / Ref: .28 / Emit: .84 / SRI: 27 CRRC ID: 0942-0130 / Ref: 0.53 / Emit: 0.86 / SRI: 61 Carmel Blend Newport Blend* Red* 1 LISL7J0-'75 049% 1 USDU7040 059% 1 USDU7025 059% CRRC ID: 0942-0178 / Ref: .35 / Emit: .87 / SRI: 37 CRRC ID: 0942-0160a Rat .19 / Emit: .86 / SRI: 16 CRRC ID: 0942-0129 Ref: .42 / Emit: .85 / SRI: 46 Madera Blend* 1USDU3107 Palermo Blend* 59°J 1 USDU6081 Fire Flash* X59% 1USDU6074 f059% CRRC ID: 0942-0177 / Ref; .28 / Emit: .87 / SRI: 28 CRRC ID: 0942-0179 / Ref: .25 / Emit: .86 / SRI: 24 CRRC ID: 0942-0157a / Ref: .25 / Emit: .85 / SRI: 23 *Grade 1 Product The printed colors shown it thr,: brochure may vary from acri:al available tile colors. 9 Old World #1 Bermuda Blend Rustic Madera* 1USDU0073 049% 1USDU0074 X59% 1USD13107 059% CRRC ID: 0942-0158a / Ralf: .43 / Emit: .84 / SRI: 47 CRRC ID: 0942-0131 b / Ref: .42 / Emit: 0.84 / SRI: 45 CRRC ID: 0942-0177 / Ref: .28 / Emit: .87 / SRI: 28 Old World # 2* Tuscany* Rustic Newport 1USDU6078 059% 1USDU6075 059% 1USD17040 059'% CRRC ID: 0942-0161 a / Ref: .29 / Emit: .84 / SRI: 28 CRRC ID: 0942-0156a / Ref: .22 / Emit: .86 / SRI: 20 CRRC ID: 0942-0160a / Ref: .19 / Emit: .86 / SRI: 16 Old World #3 Rustic Carmel Rustic Palermo 1USDU3114 059'%0 1USDI0075 049% 1USD16081 0599i4: CRRC ID: 0942-0159a / Ref: .30 / Emit: .85 / SRI: 30 CRRC ID: 0942-0178 / Ref: .35 / Emit: .87 / SRI: 37 CRRC ID: 0942-0179 / Ref: .25 / Emit: .86 / SRI: 24 10 'Grade 1 Product The printed colors showy it this brochure may vary from actual available the colors. ■fir�t�- 4 _1In i z , •u-,r��.."_. *fin, .. I O *.y *+ �. , .. - � J ` "Nwr : � c} •' �'�:; ` Ser .L�: ww Tuscany i1 Custom Blend #1 Custom Blend #2 49" Custom Blend #3 50°% Fre Flash; 50% Newport Blend 50% Bermuda Blend; 50% Carmel Blend 50% Carmel Blend; 50% Old World #2 Custom Blend #4 059% Custom Blend #5 049% Custom Blend #6 049% 50% EI Camino Blend; 500. Newport Blend 50% Carmel Blend; 50% Madera Blend 50% Rustic Carmel; 50% Rustic Madera Custom Blend #7 059% Custom Blend #8 059% Custom Blend #9 059% 50% Old World #2; 50% Newport Blend 50% Madera Blend; 50% Newport Blend 12 NOTE: Custom blends are sold as individual colors and must be blended on the roof by the installer. 50% Newport Blend; 50% Rustic Madera Old World TO Blend J,y `- De Anza Blend 33% Old World #1; 33% Old World #2; 33% Old World #3 80% EI Camino; 10% Fire Flash; 10% Mallorca 1'A The printed colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available tile colors. 13 Romano Pans Romano Pans trace their roots to the ancient Greeks. The flat-bottomed pan is designed for use with either Mission or Monarch barrel-shaped tops and creates a look reminiscent of classical European aesthetics and style. Setting off the barrel tile, Romano Pans allow design flexibility and create a stunning appearance that signifies individuality of style in the best of taste. Romano Pans are available in cool roof colors for a house that is as energy-efficient as it is distinctive. Sensible luxury meets performance Old World #2* 1URDU6078 059% Newport Blend* 1 URDU7040 059% Tuscany* 1 URDU60753 t CRRC ID: 0942-0161 a / Ref: .29 / Emit: .84 / SRI: 28 CRRC ID: 0942-0160a Ref: .19 / Emit: .86 / SRI: 16 CRRC ID: 0942-0156a / Ref: .22/Emit:.86 / SRI: 20 14 'Grade 1 Product Tre printed colas shown ,r this brochure may vary from actual available file colors. Madera Blend* Red* EI Camino Blend 1 URDU3107 59°iia 1 URDU7025 59% 1 URDU6073 59 CRRC ID: 0942-0177 / Ref: .28 / Emit: .87 / SRI: 28 CRRC ID: 0942-0129 / Ref: .42 / Emit: .85 / SRI: 46 CRRC ID: 0942-0138a / Ref:.20 / Emit:.84 / SRI: 27 Encompassing ClayUte- The beauty of kiln -fired clay and the efficiency -advantage of one- piece "S" tile are elegantly engineered into ClayLite, a genuine clay tile that reduces weight by as much as 400ro. Made from the same natural materials as our standard -weight tile, ClayLite is designed especially for re -roofing. With the that weighs less than 600 pounds per square, a home can be enhanced with the traditional rich color palette and comfort performance of clay, often without the need for added structural reinforcement. 0 LIGHTWEIGHT 16 The printed colors shown it this brochuremay vary from actual available tile colors. Viejo Blend* Merlot Blend Terracotta* 2UNDU6084 594fi 2UNDU6072 059% 2UNDU6090 �tr►if59% CRRC ID: 0942-0181 / Ref: .30 / Emit: .86 / SRI: 30 CRRC ID: 0942-0133a / Ref: .22 / Emit: .83 / SRI: 18 CRRC ID: 0942-0129 / Ref: .42 / Emit: .85 / SRI: 46 Corona De Oro Blend Chaparral Blend* Java Blend 2UNDULO>>t- 049010 2UNDU6095 059% 2UNDU3250 159% !,- * 11 _ .— 11 r— CRRC ID: 0942-0163a / Refl:.42 / Emit: .83 / SRI: 45 CRRC ID: 0942-0144a / Refl:.31 / Emit: .82 / SRI: 30 CRRC ID: 0942-0184 / Refl:.20 / Emit: .86 / SRI: 17 'Grade 1 Product ClayMax, y ClayMax lightweight tile offers a modern variant on the classic LIGHTWEIGHT theme, a low -profile double-barrel tile that brings together the beauty and benefits of clay tile in a design that pairs resilience with sensibility. ClayMax tile are ideal for re -roofing, as well as residential, commercial and homeowners association projects where weight, durability and value are important considerations, but style and performance are not to be compromised. 8 The printed colors shown r this brochure may vary from actual available tile colors. Red* Newport Blend* Black* 2UIVIDU1702,--- 59`!, 2UMDU7040 Y9 2UMDU1004 CRRC ID: 0942-0129 / Reil:.42 / Emit: .85 / SRI: 46 CRRC ID: 0942-0160a / Refi: .19 / Emit; .86 / SRI: 16 Madera Blend* El Camino Blend* 2UMDU3107059% 2UMDU6073 059% CRRC ID; 0942-0177 / Refi: 28 / Emit: .87 / SRI: 28 CRRC ID: 0942-0138a / ROL 28 / Emit: .84 / SRI: 2.7 Long term durability, reminiscent of hand crafted the Gras':' Product Faux Mission The "Faux Mission" installation technique gives architects, builders and homeowners the superior aesthetics of a traditional two-piece clay tile roof at an affordable price. We carefully designed our "S" Tile, ClayLite-, and our traditional 2 -Piece Mission tile profiles to fit together, allowing a custom installation that provides the aesthetics of a traditional two-piece tile while capturing the cost saving benefits of an "S" Tile or ClayLite. The 2 -Piece Mission tile is installed at the eave where the details of the roof are most visible. The "S" Tiles or ClayLite tiles are then installed on the rest of the roof for a much quicker and easier installation than a traditional two-piece tile roof. extraordinary W ,r IA� Faux Mlssi6n: 50°RgsticCprm.;,50 % Rustic Palermo ' 1� w a Faux Mission: 50% El Camino Blend; 50% Bermuda Blend t - ClayLite Merlot, Corona De Oro and Viejo Custom Blend Faux Mission a k A�Xlllv�6 N ON WM� � r � ^i a � � C4 ���. 'Y�S•. , *Y :. ?'.. .iy. int..... R ` +h."via• .. � r � V • " 'r , *Y :. ?'.. .iy. int..... R ` +h."via• .. V • " 'r Visualize Picture your new roof and create your custom clay tile color with Boral Roofing's free online tool — Design -A -Blend. Order A Sample Deciding on the perfect roof can be overwhelming. So, instead of wondering what color or style will work, order a sample and take the guesswork out of your decision. It's just another way Boral Roofing makes it easy to buy with confidence. Architectural Tools Our complete suite of architectural tools, including Arcat 3 -Part Specs and CAD/BIM drawings, are available for download directly from our website. Online Ordering Manage your orders through My Boral, a simple online tool to track product orders in real time, all from the convenience of your computer, tablet or smartphone. Sign-up for e-mail alerts to notify you of your order status. Limited Lifetime Warranty As a brand you can trust, Boral Roofing offers one of the most comprehensive, fully transferable roofing warranties available on the market today. Follow Us On Social Media See what everyone loves about Boral Roofing and get inspired on: Facebook, Twitter, Linkedln, YouTube, Houzz, Pinterest. [3 You 0. houzz fir} 24 4t AUTODESK' SEEK Code Approval: Complies with all building codes including but not limited to ICC ESR -1647. Some approvals are regional and only appy to locally produced products; please contact Boral Roofing before transporting product across state lines. Specifically, products used in the Miami Dade County region of Florida require special testing and recognition. All tiles are Class A fire rated. Disclaimer: The printed colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available the colors. Before making a final selection, be sure to review actual tile samples and roof installations. Please contact your local sales office for further assistance. Inadvertent errors in this publication are subject to change without notice. No performance guarantee is offered or implied beyond that expressly indicated. Installation: According to the Tile Roofing Institute loading guidelines, "To achieve a pleasant, random blend of color for your job, care should be taken upon loading to mix the tiles." (Source: 2015 Concrete and Clay Roof Tile Installation Manual). Please consult the Tile Roofing Institute (TRI) Installation guides for application recommendations. Technical Specifications Profile Size Coverage Installed Weight Pieces Squares Weight per Square per Pallet per Pallet per Pallet At 3" minimum headlap, 172 field tiles will cover Approxi Approx: 18" x 7" 8.5" approx. 100 square feet 1,000 tbs. 360 2.09 2,150 lbs. of roof area. 2 -Piece Mission NOTE: Select 2 -Piece Mission meets Grade 1 standards per ASTM C1167. At 3" minimum headlap, 220 field tiles will cover Approx: Approx: t8" x 5.25" 6.75" approx. 100 square feet 1,070 tbs. 408 1.85 2,050 lbs. 2 -Piece Monarch of roof area. At 3" minimum headlap, 18" x 13" 88 field tiles will cover Approx: 252 2.86 Approx: approx. 100 square feet 800 tbs. 2.400 tbs. of roof area. 1 -Piece "S" Tile NOTE: 1 -Piece "S" Tile is Class 3 Hail Rated product per FM4473 standards. Select 1 -Piece "S" Tile meets Grade 1 standards per ASTM C1167. At 3" minimum headlap, 18" x 11" 74 field tiles will cover Approx: 420 Approx: approx. 100 square feet 900 tbs. 2.950 lbs. of roof area. Romano Pans NOTE: Romano Pans meet Grade 1 standards per ASTM C1167. At 3" minimum headlap, 18" x 13" 88 field tiles will cover Approx: 336 3.8 Approx. approx. 100 square feet 590 lbs. 2,300 lbs. of roof area. ClayLite NOTE: Select ClayLite meets Grade 1 standards per ASTM C1167. At 3" minimum headlap, 18" x 13" 88 field tiles will cover Approx: 418 4.75 Approx: approx. 100 square feet 580 lbs. 2,900 lbs. ClayMax of roof area. NOTE: Select ClayMax meets Grade 1 standards per ASTM C1167. Birdstop Size '_ § 6.75" x 3.75" .4 6.75" x 2.625" 7„ x 3.25.. Build something great ABOUT BORAL ROOFING Boral Roofing is a subsidiary of Boral USA, and is the country's largest premium provider of complete roofing and re -roofing solutions for architects as well as commercial and residential builders. Boral Roofing operates 12 clay and concrete tile manufacturing plants throughout the U.S. ABOUT BORAL USA Headquartered in Roswell, Georgia, Boral USA, through its subsidiaries, is a leading manufacturer in the building materials industry. Boral USA's subsidiaries include Boral Bricks Inc., a leading manufacturer of brick in the United States; Boral Roofing LLC, the nation's leading manufacturer of clay and concrete roof tiles; Boral Stone Products LLC, manufacturer of Cultured Stone by Boral , the most recognized brand of manufactured stone veneer, and Boral Versetta Stone , the leading brand of mortarless stone veneer; Boral Material Technologies LLC, a leading marketer of coal combustion byproducts; and Boral Composites Inc., manufacturer of Boral Tru Exterior Siding and Trim, pioneer of the innovative poly -ash category of exterior building products. Build something great" with Boral Stone I Brick I Trim I Siding I Roofing www.BoralAmerica.com Design -A -Blend AF Explore the Infinite Color Possibilities Design -A -Blend is starting your point to explore the infinite color possibilities with US Tile by Boral . As you identify color combinations you are interested in, email your blends or give us a call and we will take it from there. 04w Visit www.BoraRoof.com/About/ r Design -A -Blend to try it today! k1 At 3" minimum headlap, 85 field tiles will cover approx. 100 Approxi 960 lbs. square feet of roof area. Made locally, this beautiful design is representative of the roof styles found in England, Northern Europe and the Eastern Seaboard; and is versatile enough to accentuate any architectural style. Available in a broad range of colors, it faithfully captures the appearance of natural slate. State Cheyenne 5 Moab 1SXCS6465 Mesa 1 SXCS4932 Cheyenne 1SXCS3!70 Telluride 1SXCS3969 ft j Western Trail T* 1SXCS3243 Teton 1SXCS1142 1% Black Canyon 1SXCS1432 Escalante 1 SXCS6183 Meadowlark 1 SXCS4034 1% I p" T � tad -, o I"r " " CA-) z I If I , I I",; It, � 'sr "11, - 1,.-,J . !,l 1,04le td. ;u j Ale a i -.z p ac i A t,r—, o,. -t 3ainplea I ui c c k'r 8elerl L,i Prairie Green 1SXCS4973 0 Rocky Mountain Woods 1SXCS3965 Q Rocky Mountain Cobblestone 1SXCS3959 IV Windsor 1SXCS5090 New Bark 1SXCS3946 State Prairie Green The orinted colors show!i in this brochure may vary from actual avalable tile colo: s. Always use actual product samples for color selection. N op N MAW SC% Health IIr METHOD OF PROCEDURE (MOP) MOP NUMBER: MOP #021 - Bridges Health and Wellness Roof Phone: Replace PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 MOP ORIGINATOR: Ben Leaneagh DATE SUBMITTED: 12/3/2017 TENTATIVE START DATE/TIME: 12/9/2017 7 AM PROJECTED COMPLETION: 12/9/2017 6 PM CONTACT LIST Project Manager: Name: Wes Arnold Phone: (303) 813-5121 Cell: (303) 870-7217 Email: Wesley.arnold@sclhs.net Emergency Phone: Engineering Consultant: Name: Jackie Rudko Phone: 303.462.8441 Cell: 303.514.5270 Email: irudko@catorruma.com Emergency Phone: General Contractor Project Manager: Name: Ryan May Phone: 720.259.4879 Cell: 303.917.7574 Email: Ryan.may@mortenson.com Emergency Phone: G.C. Superintendent: Name: Cody Kisler Phone: Cell: 303.981.1 149 Email: Cody.kisler@mortenson.com Emergency Phone: Sub -Contractor Project Manager: Name: Ben Leaneagh Phone: 303.678.7828 Cell: 303.532.7882 Email: ben@roof-check.com Emergency Phone: 303.678.7828 Sub Superintendent: Name: Martin Vergara Phone: 303.678.7828 Cell: 303.591.3411 Email: Martin.vergara@roof-check.com Emergency Phone: 303.678.7828 Fire Department Emergency Number: 911 Page 1 1NSCL Health MOP NUMBER: PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER MOP #021 — LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation 236110017027 DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Describe scope of work covered by this MOP. Include specific zones, panels, breakers, etc. demonstrating a thorough understanding of the scope. • Summary: Remove and replace Bridges House Asphalt Shingle Roof. R Prior to work Step By Step Activity: Coordinate with owner/client on loading and unloading areas, permits, pre - construction meetings, safety plan, and overall expectations. Step by Step Activity: 1. Install Overhead Protection at Front Door. 2. Install Ground protection around perimeter of Bridges house to catch nails and debris. 3. Place trailer at North side of House to collect removed shingles. 4. Remove existing hail damaged shingles and Roofing tiles down to plywood decking. 5. Inspect plywood decking. If damaged, will be replaced. 6. Install prefinished 2x4 drip edge at eaves and 2x2 metal at rake. 7. Install ice & water 3 ft. at eaves and valleys. Page 2 JiSCL Health MOP NUMBER: PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER MOP #021 — LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation 236110017027 8. Dry in with 30# 36in. wide felt underlayment on rest of the roof. 9. Replace all plumbing pipe flashings and paint. 10. Replace all roof attic vents with new pre -finished attic vents. 11. Install shingle starter strip at eaves and rakes. 12. Install Limited Lifetime Dimensional shingles, with six (6) nails per shingle for high wind application. 13. Install two-ply hip & ridge shingles. 14. Clean up and remove ground protection, covered walkway and trash dumpster. AREA AFFECTED: All roofs being replaced by Roof Check. PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS: Describe PPE and equipment protection required PPE- PFA, gloves, hard hats, safety glasses, safety vests, work boots. Tools must be sharp and have proper guards. Electrical cords must not be damaged. Ladders must not be damaged and must be tied off with 3 rungs above the edge of the roof. A controlled access zone will be established under all work surfaces and overhead protection installed at all access points. HOISTING/HAULING: Describe hoisting/hauling requirements and coordination w/ receiving (at the dock) covered by this MOP • Roof loading for Asphalt shingles will consist of a conveyer truck. Will need parking in close proximity to roof. • Old roofing materials will be offloaded and placed in a roll of container adjacent to the house per map above. SAFETY/INFECTION CONTROL REQUIREMENTS: Describe safety measures required to accomplish the scope of work covered by this MOP ❑ Fire disconnect X Noise Permit ❑ Infection Control Permit ❑ PPE • Monitor decking splices to avoid excess debris falling through cracks. • Keep work area clean TOOL/EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION: List tools to be used to accomplish the work covered by this MOP • Box knife/hook blade Page 3 i� SCL Health MOP NUMBER: PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER MOP #021 — LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation 236110017027 • Screw gun/nail gun • Air compressor • Tear off shovel • Forklift • Hammer • Generator. • Circular saw. DETAILED TESTING METHODS: Asbestos testing has been done prior to work. No asbestos is on site. WEATHER PROTECTION: Describe requirements for weather protection that will be required to accomplish the work covered by this MOP • Only the amount of materials that can be safely recovered for the day shall be removed. No roofing materials will be removed when weather is present or imminent. • Roofing operations will stop when lightning is within 3 mile range. SPECIAL TENANT NEEDS/REQUIREMENTS: Name of responsible person: Bruce Fong, Ryan May WILL NOTIFY THE USER GROUPS OF THE WORK TO BE PERFORMED AND SCHEDULED. BUILDING SECURITY: All of our work will be done on the exterior of the building. Porta -potties will be provided for our employees. CONTINGENCY PLANS: IF ANY EMERGENCY OR A PROBLEM SHOULD OCCUR, STOP ALL WORK IMMEDIATELY!!! (Mortenson) WILL WORK WITH (FACILITIES CONTACT) TO IMMEDIATELY DETERMINE THE FASTEST METHOD OF RESTORING THE CRITICAL EQUIPMENT TO NORMAL STATE. (CONTRACTOR WILL PROCEED AS DIRECTED). Page 4 .�,. SCL Health MOP NUMBER: MOP #021 — PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110n17027 Potential Problems: 1. Should any problem arise that require RCI to stop work. Contingency Plans: 1. Roof to be properly dried in using roofing underlayments, and all materials secured. Back -out Plans: Stop work temp dry in and get off roof. SIGNATURES: G.C. to collect signatures for G.C., Subs, and consultants Signature: General Contractor: Signature: Others: Roof Check Inc Mortenson Signature: N/A Structural Consultant MM Signature: Project Manager: Wes Arnold Signature: N/A Mechanical Consultant: CRA Signature: N/A Electrical Consultant: CRA Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Page 5 rscL Health MOP NUMBER: MOP #021 — PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 Signature: _ Chief Engineer: Signature: N/A Darrell Smith Date: Facilities Plumber Tim Heit Date: Signature: N/A Facilities Electrician: Kelly Moore Date: Signature: Infection Control: Jessica Strauch Date: Signature: Safety Officer: David Barron Date: Signature: Others: Dwayne Gaeddert Date: Signature: Others: Catherine Johnson Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Page 6 WORM .OR. SCL Health MOP NUMBER: MOP #021 — PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER Others: LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation 236110017027 Date: Page 7 J SCL Health I Ir METHOD OF PROCEDURE (MOP) MOP NUMBER: MOP #022 - Area 79 PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 MOP ORIGINATOR: Ben Leaneagh DATE SUBMITTED: 12/3/2017 TENTATIVE START DATE/TIME: 12/9/2017 7 AM PROJECTED COMPLETION: 12/9/2017 6 PM CONTACT LIST Project Manager: Name: Wes Arnold Phone: (303) 813-5121 Cell: (303) 870-7217 Email: Wesley.arnold@sclhs.net Emergency Phone: Engineering Consultant: Name: Jackie Rudko Phone: 303.462.8441 Cell: 303.514.5270 Email: jrudko@catorruma.com Emergency Phone: General Contractor Project Manager: Name: Ryan May Phone: 720.259.4879 Cell: 303.917.7574 Email: Ryan.may@mortenson.com Emergency Phone: G.C. Superintendent: Name: Cody Kisler Phone: Cell: 303.981.1 149 Email: Cody.kisler@morfenson.com Emergency Phone: Sub -Contractor Project Manager: Name: Ben Leaneagh Phone: 303.678.7828 Cell: 303.532.7882 Email: ben@roof-check.com Emergency Phone: 303.678.7828 Sub Superintendent: .Name: Martin Vergara Phone: 303.678.7828 Cell: 303.591.3411 Email: Martin.vergara@roof-check.com Emergency Phone: 303.678.7828 Fire Department Emergency Number: 911 Page 1 iiSCL Health MOP NUMBER: PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER MOP #022 — LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation 236110017027 DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Describe scope of work covered by this MOP. Include specific zones, panels, breakers, etc. demonstrating a thorough understanding of the scope. • Summary: Remove and replace Bridges House Asphalt Shingle Roof. • Prior to work Step By Step Activity: Coordinate with owner/client on loading and unloading areas, permits, pre - construction meetings, safety plan, and overall expectations. Step by Step Activity: 1. Install Overhead Protection at Front Door. 2. Install Ground protection around perimeter of Bridges house to catch nails and debris. 3. Place trailer at North side of House to collect removed shingles. 4. Remove existing hail damaged shingles and Roofing tiles down to plywood decking. 5. Inspect plywood decking. If damaged, will be replaced. 6. Install prefinished 2x4 drip edge at eaves and 2x2 metal at rake. 7. Install ice & water 3 ft. at eaves and valleys. 8. Dry in with 30# 36in. wide felt underlayment on rest of the roof. 9. Replace all plumbing pipe flashings and paint. 10. Replace all roof attic vents with new pre -finished attic vents. 11. Install shingle starter strip at eaves and rakes. 12. Install Limited Lifetime Dimensional shingles, with six (6) nails per shingle for high wind application. 13. Install two-ply hip & ridge shingles. 14. Clean up and remove ground protection, covered walkway and trash dumpster. AREA AFFECTED: All roofs being replaced by Roof Check. PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS: Describe PPE and equipment protection required PPE- PFA, gloves, hard hats, safety glasses, safety vests, work boots. Tools must be sharp and have proper guards. Electrical cords must not be damaged. Ladders must not be damaged and must be tied off with 3 rungs above the edge of the roof. A controlled access zone will be established under all work surfaces and overhead protection installed at all access points. HOISTING/HAULING: Describe hoisting/hauling requirements and coordination w/ receiving (at the dock) covered by this MOP Page 2 i�r seg Health MOP NUMBER: MOP #022 — PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 • Roof loading for Asphalt shingles will consist of a conveyer truck. Will need parking in close proximity to roof. • Old roofing materials will be offloaded and placed in a roll of container adjacent to the house per map above. SAFETY/INFECTION CONTROL REQUIREMENTS: Describe safety measures required to accomplish the scope of work covered by this MOP ❑ Fire disconnect X Noise Permit ❑ Infection Control Permit ❑ PPE • Monitor decking splices to avoid excess debris falling through cracks. • Keep work area clean TOOL/EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION: List tools to be used to accomplish the work covered by this MOP • Box knife/hook blade • Screw gun/nail gun • Air compressor • Tear off shovel • Forklift • Hammer • Generator. • Circular saw. DETAILED TESTING METHODS: Asbestos testing has been done prior to work. No asbestos is on site. WEATHER PROTECTION: Describe requirements for weather protection that will be required to accomplish the work covered by this MOP • Only the amount of materials that can be safely recovered for the day shall be removed. No roofing materials will be removed when weather is present or imminent. • Roofing operations will stop when lightning is within 3 mile range. Page 3 JiSCL Health MOP NUMBER: PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER MOP #022 — LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation 236110017027 SPECIAL TENANT NEEDS/REQUIREMENTS: Name of responsible person: Bruce Fong, Ryan May WILL NOTIFY THE USER GROUPS OF THE WORK TO BE PERFORMED AND SCHEDULED. BUILDING SECURITY: All of our work will be done on the exterior of the building. Porta -potties will be provided for our employees. CONTINGENCY PLANS: IF ANY EMERGENCY OR A PROBLEM SHOULD OCCUR, STOP ALL WORK IMMEDIATELY!!! (Mortenson) WILL WORK WITH (FACILITIES CONTACT) TO IMMEDIATELY DETERMINE THE FASTEST METHOD OF RESTORING THE CRITICAL EQUIPMENT TO NORMAL STATE. (CONTRACTOR WILL PROCEED AS DIRECTED). Potential Problems: 1. Should any problem arise that require RCI to stop work. Contingency Plans: 1. Roof to be properly dried in using roofing underlayments, and all materials secured. Back -out Plans: Stop work temp dry in and get off roof. SIGNATURES: G.C. to collect signatures for G.C., Subs, and consultants Signature: Page 4 11� SCL Heath MOP NUMBER: MOP #022 — PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 General Contractor: Mortenson Signature: Others: Roof Check Inc Signature: N/A Structural Consultant MM Signature: Project Manager: Wes Arnold Signature: N/A Mechanical Consultant: CRA Signature: N/A Electrical Consultant: CRA Signature: Chief Engineer: Darrell Smith Signature: N/A Facilities Plumber Tim Heit Signature: N/A Facilities Electrician: Kelly Moore Signature: Infection Control: Signature: Safety Officer: Signature: Jessica Strauch David Barron Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Page 5 E JIM SCL Health I Ir MOP NUMBER: MOP #022 — PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 Others: Dwayne Gaeddert Date: Signature: Others: Catherine Johnson Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Page 6 .fit= S+CL Health "Wo METHOD OF PROCEDURE (MOP) MOP NUMBER: MOP #023 - Area 5,30,59 PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 MOP ORIGINATOR: Ben Leaneagh DATE SUBMITTED: 12/6/2017 TENTATIVE START DATE/TIME: 12/9/2017 7 AM PROJECTED COMPLETION: 12/9/2017 6 PM CONTACT LIST Project Manager: Name: Wes Arnold Phone: (303) 813-5121 Cell: (303) 870-7217 Email: Wesley.arnold@sclhs.net Emergency Phone: Engineering Consultant: Name: Jackie Rudko Phone: 303.462.8441 Cell: 303.514.5270 Email: irudko@catorruma.com Emergency Phone: General Contractor Project Manager: Name: Ryan May Phone: 720.259.4879 Cell: 303.917.7574 Email: Ryan.may@mortenson.com Emergency Phone: G.C. Superintendent: Name: Cody Kisler Phone: Cell: 303.981.1 149 Email: Cody.kisler@mortenson.com Emergency Phone: Sub -Contractor Project Manager Name: Ben Leaneagh Phone: 303.678.7828 Cell: 303.532.7882 Email: ben@roof-check.com Emergency Phone: 303.678.7828 Sub Superintendent: Name: Martin Vergara Phone: 303.678.7828 Cell: 303.591.3411 Email: Martin.vergara@roof-check.com Emergency Phone: 303.678.7828 Fire Department Emergency Number: 911 Page 1 JIM SCL Health MOP NUMBER: PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER MOP #023 — LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation 236110017027 DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Describe scope of work covered by this MOP. Include specific zones, panels, breakers, etc. demonstrating a thorough understanding of the scope. • Summary: Remove and replace broken and damaged clay tiles on the roof of area 09 and 10. • Prior to work Step By Step Activity: Coordinate with owner/client on loading and unloading areas, permits, pre - construction meetings, safety plan, and overall expectations. Step by Step Activity: 1. Install Overhead Protection at Front Door. 2. Install Ground protection around perimeter of area 26 to catch nails and debris. 3. Use forklift with dumpster attachment to get existing material from area 26 roof. 4. Remove existing hail damaged concrete Roofing tiles down to plywood decking. 5. Inspect plywood decking. If damaged, will be replaced. 6. Install prefinished 2x4 drip edge at eaves and 2x2 metal at rake. 7. Install ice & water 3 ft. at eaves and valleys. 8. Dry in with 30x36in wide felt underlayment on rest of the roof. 9. Add 1x2 battens fastened to deck. 10. Replace all plumbing pipe flashings and paint. 11. Replace all roof attic vents with new pre -finished attic vents. 12. Install concrete tiles over battens. 13. Load new roof tiles. 14. Install hip ridge and rake tiles. 15. Clean up and remove ground protection, covered walkway and trash dumpster. AREA AFFECTED: All roofs being replaced by Roof Check. PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS: Describe PPE and equipment protection required PPE- PFA, gloves, hard hats, safety glasses, safety vests, work boots. Tools must be sharp and have proper guards. Electrical cords must not be damaged. Ladders must not be damaged and must be tied off with 3 rungs above the edge of the roof. A controlled access zone will be established under all work surfaces and overhead protection installed at all access points. HOISTING/HAULING: Describe hoisting/hauling requirements and coordination w/ receiving (at the dock) covered by this MOP Page 2 Ladder JAW Wil. SCI. Health MOP NUMBER: MOP #023 — PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 • Roof loading for concrete tiles will consist of a forklift. Will need parking in close proximity to roof. • Old roofing materials will be offloaded and placed in a roll of container adjacent to the area per map above. SAFETY/INFECTION CONTROL REQUIREMENTS: Describe safety measures required to accomplish the scope of work covered by this MOP ❑ Fire disconnect X Noise Permit ❑ Infection Control Permit ❑ PPE • Monitor decking splices to avoid excess debris falling through cracks. • Keep work area clean TOOL/EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION: List tools to be used to accomplish the work covered by this MOP • Box knife/hook blade • Screw gun/nail gun • Air compressor • Tear off shovel • Forklift • Hammer • Generator. • Circular saw. DETAILED TESTING METHODS: Asbestos testing has been done prior to work. No asbestos is on site. WEATHER PROTECTION: Describe requirements for weather protection that will be required to accomplish the work covered by this MOP • Only the amount of materials that can be safely recovered for the day shall be removed. No roofing materials will be removed when weather is present or imminent. • Roofing operations will stop when lightning is within 3 mile range. Page 3 "ki SCL Health MOP NUMBER: MOP #023 — PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation 236110017027 SPECIAL TENANT NEEDS/REQUIREMENTS: Name of responsible person: Bruce Fong, Ryan May WILL NOTIFY THE USER GROUPS OF THE WORK TO BE PERFORMED AND SCHEDULED. BUILDING SECURITY: All of our work will be done on the exterior of the building. Porta -potties will be provided for our employees. CONTINGENCY PLANS: IF ANY EMERGENCY OR A PROBLEM SHOULD OCCUR, STOP ALL WORK IMMEDIATELY!!! (Mortenson) WILL WORK WITH (FACILITIES CONTACT) TO IMMEDIATELY DETERMINE THE FASTEST METHOD OF RESTORING THE CRITICAL EQUIPMENT TO NORMAL STATE. (CONTRACTOR WILL PROCEED AS DIRECTED). Potential Problems: 1. Should any problem arise that require RCI to stop work. Contingency Plans: 1. Roof to be properly dried in using roofing underlayments, and all materials secured. Back -out Plans: Stop work temp dry in and get off roof. SIGNATURES: G.C. to collect signatures for G.C., Subs, and consultants Signature: Page 4 JAM "lir SCL Health MOP NUMBER: MOP #023 — PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 General Contractor: Mortenson Signature: Others: Roof Check Inc Signature: N/A Structural Consultant MM Signature: Project Manager: Wes Arnold Signature: N/A Mechanical Consultant: CRA Signature: N/A Electrical Consultant: CRA Signature: Chief Engineer: Darrell Smith Signature: N/A Facilities Plumber Tim Heit Signature: N/A Facilities Electrician: Kelly Moore Signature: Infection Control: Signature: Safety Officer: Signature: Jessica Strauch David Barron Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Page 5 WIF ACL Health MOP NUMBER: MOP #023 — PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 Others: Dwayne Gaeddert Date: Signature: Others: Catherine Johnson Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Page 6 i1w SCL Health 1 METHOD OF PROCEDURE (MOP) MOP NUMBER: MOP #024 - Bridges Health and Wellness Roof Phone: Replace PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 MOP ORIGINATOR: Ben Leaneagh DATE SUBMITTED: 12/3/2017 TENTATIVE START DATE/TIME: 12/9/2017 7 AM PROJECTED COMPLETION: 12/9/2017 6 PM CONTACT LIST Project Manager: Name: Wes Arnold Phone: (303) 813-5121 Cell: (303) 870-7217 Email: Wesley.arnold@sclhs.net Emergency Phone: Engineering Consultant: Name: Jackie Rudko Phone: 303.462.8441 Cell: 303.514.5270 Email: jrudko@catorruma.com Emergency Phone: General Contractor Project Manager: Name: Ryan May Phone: 720.259.4879 Cell: 303.917.7574 Email: Ryan.may@mortenson.com Emergency Phone: G.C. Superintendent: Name: Cody Kisler Phone: Cell: 303.981.1 149 Email: Cody.kisler@mortenson.com Emergency Phone: Sub -Contractor Project Manager: Name: Ben Leaneagh Phone: 303.678.7828 Cell: 303.532.7882 Email: ben@roof-check.com Emergency Phone: 303.678.7828 Sub Superintendent: Name: Martin Vergara Phone: 303.678.7828 Cell: 303.591.3411 Email: Martin.vergara@roof-check.com Emergency Phone: 303.678.7828 Fire Department Emergency Number: 911 Page 1 I�.5CL MOP NUMBER: PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER Health MOP #024 — LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation 236110017027 DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Describe scope of work covered by this MOP. Include specific zones, panels, breakers, etc. demonstrating a thorough understanding of the scope. • Summary: Remove and replace broken and damaged clay tiles on the roof of area 09 and 10. • Prior to work Step By Step Activity: Coordinate with owner/client on loading and unloading areas, permits, pre - construction meetings, safety plan, and overall expectations. Step by Step Activity: 1. Install Overhead Protection at Front Door. 2. Install Ground protection around perimeter of area 9 and 10 to catch nails and debris. 3. Use forklift with dumpster attachment to get existing material from area 9 and 10 roofs. 4. Remove existing hail damaged clay Roofing tiles down to plywood decking. 5. Inspect plywood decking. If damaged, will be replaced. 6. Install prefinished 2x4 drip edge at eaves and 2x2 metal at rake. 7. Install ice & water 3 ft. at eaves and valleys. 8. Dry in with 30x36in. wide felt underlayment on rest of the roof. 9. Add 1x2 battens fastened to deck. 10. Replace all plumbing pipe flashings and paint. 11. Replace all roof attic vents with new pre -finished attic vents. 12. Install clay tiles over battens. 13. Load new roof tiles. 14. Install hip ridge and rake tiles. 15. Clean up and remove ground protection, covered walkway and trash dumpster. AREA AFFECTED: All roofs being replaced by Roof Check. PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS: Describe PPE and equipment protection required PPE- PFA, gloves, hard hats, safety glasses, safety vests, work boots. Tools must be sharp and have proper guards. Electrical cords must not be damaged. Ladders must not be damaged and must be tied off with 3 rungs above the edge of the roof. A controlled access zone will be established under all work surfaces and overhead protection installed at all access points. HOISTING/HAULING: Describe hoisting/hauling requirements and coordination w/ receiving (at the dock) covered by this MOP Page 2 '�1� SCL Health MOP NUMBER: MOP #024 — PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 • Roof loading for clay tiles will consist of a forklift. Will need parking in close proximity to roof. • Old roofing materials will be offloaded and placed in a roll of container adjacent to the area 9 and 10 per map above. SAFETY/INFECTION CONTROL REQUIREMENTS: Describe safety measures required to accomplish the scope of work covered by this MOP ❑ Fire disconnect X Noise Permit ❑ Infection Control Permit ❑ PPE • Monitor decking splices to avoid excess debris falling through cracks. • Keep work area clean TOOL/EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION: List tools to be used to accomplish the work covered by this MOP • Box knife/hook blade • Screw gun/nail gun • Air compressor • Tear off shovel • Forklift • Hammer • Generator. • Circular saw. DETAILED TESTING METHODS: Asbestos testing has been done prior to work. No asbestos is on site. WEATHER PROTECTION: Describe requirements for weather protection that will be required to accomplish the work covered by this MOP • Only the amount of materials that can be safely recovered for the day shall be removed. No roofing materials will be removed when weather is present or imminent. • Roofing operations will stop when lightning is within 3 mile range. Page 3 'J1r SCL Health MOP NUMBER: PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER MOP #024 — LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation 236110017027 SPECIAL TENANT NEEDS/REQUIREMENTS: Name of responsible person: Bruce Fong, Ryan May WILL NOTIFY THE USER GROUPS OF THE WORK TO BE PERFORMED AND SCHEDULED. BUILDING SECURITY: All of our work will be done on the exterior of the building. Porta -potties will be provided for our employees. CONTINGENCY PLANS: IF ANY EMERGENCY OR A PROBLEM SHOULD OCCUR, STOP ALL WORK IMMEDIATELY!!! (Mortenson) WILL WORK WITH (FACILITIES CONTACT) TO IMMEDIATELY DETERMINE THE FASTEST METHOD OF RESTORING THE CRITICAL EQUIPMENT TO NORMAL STATE. (CONTRACTOR WILL PROCEED AS DIRECTED). Potential Problems: 1. Should any problem arise that require RCI to stop work. Contingency Plans: 1. Roof to be properly dried in using roofing underlayments, and all materials secured. Back -out Plans: Stop work temp dry in and get off roof. SIGNATURES: G.C. to collect signatures for G.C., Subs, and consultants Signature: Page 4 IF SCL Health MOP NUMBER: MOP #024 — PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 General Contractor: Mortenson Signature: Others: Roof Check Inc Signature: N/A Structural Consultant MM Signature: Project Manager: Wes Arnold Signature: N/A Mechanical Consultant: CRA Signature: N/A Electrical Consultant: CRA Signature: Chief Engineer: Darrell Smith Signature: N/A Facilities Plumber Tim Heit Signature: N/A Facilities Electrician: Kellv Moore Signature: Infection Control: Signature: Safety Officer: Signature: Jessica Strauch David Barron Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Page 5 iiSCL Health MOP NUMBER: MOP #024 — PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 2361 1 001 7027 Others: Dwayne Gaeddert Date: Signature: Others: Catherine Johnson Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: E - ., Jkw SCL Health lir METHOD OF PROCEDURE (MOP) MOP NUMBER: MOP #025 - Area 26 PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 MOP ORIGINATOR: Ben Leaneagh DATE SUBMITTED: 12/6/2017 TENTATIVE START DATE/TIME: 12/9/2017 7 AM PROJECTED COMPLETION: 12/9/2017 6 PM CONTACT LIST Project Manager: Name: Wes Arnold Phone: (303) 813-5121 Cell: (303) 870-7217 Email: Wesley.arnold@sclhs.net Emergency Phone: Engineering Consultant: Name: Jackie Rudko Phone: 303.462.8441 Cell: 303.514.5270 Email: jrudko@catorruma.com Emergency Phone: General Contractor Project Manager: Name: Ryan May Phone: 720.259.4879 Cell: 303.917.7574 Email: Ryan.may@mortenson.com Emergency Phone: G.C. Superintendent: Name: Cody Kisler Phone: Cell: 303.981.1 149 Email: Cody.kisler@mortenson.com Emergency Phone: Sub -Contractor Project Manager: Name: Ben Leaneagh Phone: 303.678.7828 Cell: 303.532.7882 Email: ben@roof-check.com Emergency Phone: 303.678.7828 Sub Superintendent: Name: Martin Vergara Phone: 303.678.7828 Cell: 303.591.3411 Email: Martin.vergara@roof-check.com Emergency Phone: 303.678.7828 Fire Department Emergency Number: 911 Page 1 iiSCL Health MOP NUMBER: PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER: MOP #025— LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation 236110017027 DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Describe scope of work covered by this MOP. Include specific zones, panels, breakers, etc. demonstrating a thorough understanding of the scope. • Summary: Remove and replace broken and damaged clay tiles on the roof of area 09 and 10. • Prior to work Step By Step Activity: Coordinate with owner/client on loading and unloading areas, permits, pre - construction meetings, safety plan, and overall expectations. Step by Step Activity: 1. Install Overhead Protection at Front Door. 2. Install Ground protection around perimeter of area 26 to catch nails and debris. 3. Use forklift with dumpster attachment to get existing material from area 26 roof. 4. Remove existing hail damaged clay Roofing tiles down to plywood decking. 5. Inspect plywood decking. If damaged, will be replaced. 6. Install prefinished 2x4 drip edge at eaves and 2x2 metal at rake. 7. Install ice & water 3 ft. at eaves and valleys. 8. Dry in with 30x36in wide felt underlayment on rest of the roof. 9. Add 1x2 battens fastened to deck. 10. Replace all plumbing pipe flashings and paint. 11. Replace all roof attic vents with new pre -finished attic vents. 12. Install clay tiles over battens. 13. Load new roof tiles. 14. Install hip ridge and rake tiles. 15. Clean up and remove ground protection, covered walkway and trash dumpster. AREA AFFECTED: All roofs being replaced by Roof Check. PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS: Describe PPE and equipment protection required PPE- PFA, gloves, hard hats, safety glasses, safety vests, work boots. Tools must be sharp and have proper guards. Electrical cords must not be damaged. Ladders must not be damaged and must be tied off with 3 rungs above the edge of the roof. A controlled access zone will be established under all work surfaces and overhead protection installed at all access points. HOISTINGMAULING: Describe hoisting/hauling requirements and coordination w/ receiving (at the dock) covered by this MOP Page 2 Jim SCL Health Ir MOP NUMBER: MOP #025— PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 • Roof loading for clay tiles will consist of a forklift. Will need parking in close proximity to roof. • Old roofing materials will be offloaded and placed in a roll of container adjacent to the area per map above. SAFETY/INFECTION CONTROL REQUIREMENTS: Describe safety measures required to accomplish the scope of work covered by this MOP ❑ Fire disconnect X Noise Permit ❑ Infection Control Permit ❑ PPE • Monitor decking splices to avoid excess debris falling through cracks. • Keep work area clean TOOL/EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION: List tools to be used to accomplish the work covered by this MOP • Box knife/hook blade • Screw gun/nail gun • Air compressor • Tear off shovel • Forklift • Hammer • Generator. • Circular saw. DETAILED TESTING METHODS: Asbestos testing has been done prior to work. No asbestos is on site. WEATHER PROTECTION: Describe requirements for weather protection that will be required to accomplish the work covered by this MOP • Only the amount of materials that can be safely recovered for the day shall be removed. No roofing materials will be removed when weather is present or imminent. • Roofing operations will stop when lightning is within 3 mile range. Page 3 iiSCL Health MOP NUMBER: MOP ##025— PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER: LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation 236110017027 SPECIAL TENANT NEEDS/REQUIREMENTS: Name of responsible person: Bruce Fong, Ryan May WILL NOTIFY THE USER GROUPS OF THE WORK TO BE PERFORMED AND SCHEDULED. BUILDING SECURITY: All of our work will be done on the exterior of the building. Porta -potties will be provided for our employees. CONTINGENCY PLANS: IF ANY EMERGENCY OR A PROBLEM SHOULD OCCUR, STOP ALL WORK IMMEDIATELY!!! (Mortenson) WILL WORK WITH (FACILITIES CONTACT) TO IMMEDIATELY DETERMINE THE FASTEST METHOD OF RESTORING THE CRITICAL EQUIPMENT TO NORMAL STATE. (CONTRACTOR WILL PROCEED AS DIRECTED). Potential Problems: 1. Should any problem arise that require RCI to stop work. Contingency Plans: 1. Roof to be properly dried in using roofing underlayments, and all materials secured. Back -out Plans: Stop work temp dry in and get off roof. SIGNATURES: G.C. to collect signatures for G.C., Subs, and consultants Signature: Page 4 I SCL Health MOP NUMBER: MOP #025— PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 General Contractor: Mortenson Signature: Others: Roof Check Inc Signature: N/A Structural Consultant MM Signature: Project Manager: Wes Arnold Signature: N/A Mechanical Consultant: CRA Signature: N/A Electrical Consultant: CRA Signature: Chief Engineer: Darrell Smith Signature: N/A Facilities Plumber Tim Heit Signature: N/A Facilities Electrician: Kellv Moore Signature: Infection Control: Signature: Safety Officer: Signature: Jessica Strauch David Barron Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Page 5 i� SCL Health MOP NUMBER: MOP #025— PROJECT NAME LMC 5.8.17 Hail Remediation PROJECT NUMBER: 236110017027 Others: Dwayne Gaeddert Date: Signature: Others: Catherine Johnson Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Signature: Others: Date: Page 6 FORM (F) 414-02-6147 pUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF CoLcfRenn n n r-, . ~OD 96 / ~ IU V L~ QTV- 'ONC ~ - ~ ROOH r APT.NO. 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CANDRION BE CpRRE D H ~ 4 +~4 ~tA ~ T6A FOpTHER INFORMATION /P~O , NE: TqGGEO BY ~ TIME U^ 3~ v W♦~STOME4/00CU TSIONq1UqE TIME pq - . ~l ' 1 , :l "f ~ • ~ _ ~ HELITIONSHIP OF OCCUPAMtO CUSTOMER 7500 West 29th Avenue The City of Wheat Ridge, Colorado 80033 Wheat Telephone 303/235-2846 Ridge Mazch 10, 2006 OFFICIAL ADDRESS NOTIFICATION NOTIFICATION is hereby given that the following address has been assigned to the property/properties as indicated below: PROPERTY OWNER/MANAGER(S): Exempla Inc 8300 W. 38`" Ave.. Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 OLD ADDRESS(ES): 8301 & 8321 W 32nd Avenue, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 NEW ADDRESS: 3210 Lutheran Parkwav, Wheat Ridee, CO 80033 SUBDIVISION: LOT(s) BLOCK NOTES: See attached plat map. AUTHORIZED BY: DATE: ~3 rAa.r O(p DISTRIBUTION: 1. Property Owner 2. Jefferson County Assessor, ATTN: Data Control, 100 Jefferson County Parkway, Golden, 80419 3. Jefferson County Mapping, ATTN: Addressing, 100 Jefferson County Pazkway, Golden, 80419 4. U.S. Post Office, 4210 Wadsworth Blvd., Wheat Ridge, 80033 5. Xcel Energy, ATTN: Correspondence, P.O. Box 840, Denver, 80201 Qwest Communications, Atm: Shirley Campbell, 12121 Grant Street, Room 601, Thomton, CO 80241 7. Comcast, Attn: Jon Alvino, 6793 W. Canyon Ave., #13C, Littleton, CO 80128 8, Watei Disu'ict: Wheat Ridge 9. Sanitation District: Wheat RidQ? 10. Fire District: Wheat Ridee 11. Wheat Ridge Planning Division 12. Wheat Ridge Building Division 13. Wheat Ridge Police Department 14. Log File 15. Other: NOTE: Please notify all other pazties concerned. ADDRESS MAP UPDATED BY: DATE "The Carnation City' 41 LLZ~ a m N `a a < c + ENciIPU E ~ } /CR 7ER M Z1iWEQ'. fMO ~ m - ~ o p J: o ~ . ~ 4UDCEY ~ AQYLp I .Sy/9D/14MON PLYlEO: R1 ~ m o » a c o'c i ~ x E o~ z? o: a`c ra m m a` ~ s s°an a j > o Sy F Z. ]¢OC P< JuRn ~rt 1 I 1 I ta F EXEMPLa / LUTNERAN HOSPIGE F1NAL f'LA't" ACEjNSOL1DATIUN PLAT C}F 2 PIARGELS ' A PARCEL OF LAtdC? 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